Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1923 — Page 11

FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1923

Little Bird Told Ruth i a Wonderful Secret

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RUTH HAMMOND AND HER PETS.

. By WALTER D. HICKMAN. I|% UTH HAMMOND, new player with the Stuart Walker Com- ■~ *■ pany, reads the sport pages of the dally papers. She ''knew” that Dempsey would win. A little bird told her that. Coates Gwynne, a member of the company, insisted that Gibbons would take the title away from Dempsey. , “It couldn’t happen,” Miss Hammond declared. “Just for fun. I wtil back my judgment on Dempsey with a brand new hat and you back yours with a baby poodle dog.” Gwynne was sure of his judgment. Today Miss Hammond is petting a cute little poodle. Gwynns had six puddies delivered at the Murat Theater and from that assortment Miss Hammond made her choice. The picture shows holding her choice of the collection. -|- -|- -|. Airplane Housekeeping Has Its Pleasant Advantages Living up in the air isn't such a bad idea, provided the airplane doesn’t stop. Housekeeping in an airplane has its advantages because husband can both bathe and sleep, in the shower bath. And another good point is that at right, the wife can hang out the milk bottle while husband pilots the old ship through the milky way. Not a bad idea. All this happens in “Living on Air,” a scketch, which is the outstanding feature on the new bill at the Palace. hHovard Anderson and Rean Graves Rilay the two parts in a lively domestic style. Couples quarrel up In the air just as they do on the ground By a unique arrangement, all the action takes place In an airplane suspended in the air. Something new. Arthur Miller, a dancer, has the aid of four girls In an act called "Everything in Two of the girls have a contest to determine which is the more popular—classical or jazz music. Not anew idea, but pleasing. Miller needs new dance material. Joe Rolley and Lee Baird engage in some chatter about bugs and Palm Beach. One of the ipen of the team is in blackface, and when he starts blowing on a harmonica, well, one wishes that hf had started it many minutes before. Fid Gordon goes in for eccentric violin playing. Cross and Santora have a classy gymnastic offering. Frank Kellam and Patricia O’Dare go in for eccentric nonsense. The movie feature is Clara Kimball Young In “The Woman of Bronze.” At the Palace today, Saturday and Sunday.

' Our customers are N ID glad of this —says the storekeeper who gives good service. r \ “We deliver cases to homes > p . uv. and call for empties. This V y\ i \ service is a great convenience Lyfc' \r \ & to the women who have < \ W* *% ' v charge of homes. They can jL Vs order Coca-Cola just as they • 'mMkc <-\|. do groceries, and always be v/ - \ prepared to please their famiguests with ice-cold “We also keep the ice box in our store well filled for the i VA4^^^MsfeVfi^fcaHs3'_ many who want one or two bottles. And through our ' dealer today! good service our sales are # showing a constant big in||i*sy% IT crease from week to week.” Bottled @m3&s< Delicious and Refreshing COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS w Indianapolis, Ind. Main 6060 S *ornMo o*w gwtwm lefnt Twt€e-Cb* Cpw _______

Other attractions on view today include: “The Night Cap,” at English's; “Nice People,” at the Murat; “Caveman Love,” at the Lyric; Owen Moor, in “The Poor Simp.’: at the Isis; “Wandering Daughters,” at the Circle; “Ten Nights in a Barroom,” at the Rialto; “The Slave Mart,” at the Broadway; “Bavu,” at the Apollo; “The Heart of Maryland," at the Ohio, and “Stepping Fast," at Mister Smiths. ELKS WILL STOP HERE ON WAY TO CONVENTION Local Lodge Arrange* Entertainment for Visitors. Delegations from Elks’ lodges in Mrthem Indiana and other points Wf re expected to assemble here today and Saturday, to leave for Atlanta, Ga., to attend a convention July #-10. Indianapolis Elks will entertain Elks from N Omaha. Neb., with a sightseeing tour Saturday. Congressman Willis G. Sears will be in the Omaha party. Fred D. Pixley, past exalted ruler of the Indianapolis ledge. No. 13, and W. A. Kaylor will represent the local lodge at the convention. BILLIARD ROOM ROBBED Pay Telephone Opened—Cigars 1 and Cigarettes Stolen. Thieves broke into the billiard room of William Stoltz, 134 *4 N. Pennsylvania St-, early today, by breaking glass in the front door. George Moore, janitor, found the pay telephone had been opened and cigars and cigarettes stolen. Value of the loot is not known. MAN IS HELD IN ATTACK Harold Person, 20, colored, 930 N.' Missouri St., was arrested today on a vagrancy charge. Sergeant Wilson and Patrolmen Aulls and < Hardlow said Person was held In ’lnvestiga tion of an attack on Miss Edna Hedges, 15, of 1415 Silver Are., at 12:30 a. m.. Thursday. Person de dared he was In bed long before that.

gJANGLEFOOT Sticky Fly Paper Mott effective and sanitary fly do#trover known. Collect* a ad *3 hold* ftic*. Study ditpoeed of. No dead or p&raiyxedfii**fall- ! tne everywhere. Sold by groom and draggle**, jf THE O a w. TKLTV4 CO. KaMO* MX* !■ , :i.. j

JUROR ILL IN TRIAL ■ OF ‘WHIPPING BOSS’ Case May Be Delayed Unless Physicians Give Consent. Bv Lnited Press LAKE CITY, Fla., July 3.—1. M. ; Chambers, juror in the trial of T. W. Higginbotham, is threatened with ap- ; pendicitis. Unleps physicians agree Chambers is able to stand the strain, the trial may be delayed. labofT bureau planned V Clearing House for Farm Help Will . Be Opened Saturday. Assistance to farmers of northern ; Indiana will be provided through a j clearing house for harvest labor, to be established Saturday by Prof. W. Q. Fitch of Pursue in offices cf the State board of agriculture at the Statehouse. Prof. Fitch will be at the office Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of next week. Establishment of the office followed Governor McCray’s appeal to Purdue officials to aid in providing harvest labor. Northern Indiana is said to be in greatest need. Fitch, through cooperation of eoun ty agents,' hopes to provide a steady stream of labor where It ia needed. FOWLER RITES SATURDAY Man Dies at Home in Fleming Garden Addition. Funeral services of John T. Fowler, j who died Thursday, will be held at the home, 8. Dennison Ave. and Ben ! Dalia in Fleming Garden Addition. Saturday at 1:15 p. m. Mr. Fowler Is survived by the widow. Mrs. Mary S. Fowler; a son. i Charles Fowler; a daughter, Mrs. j Lea i Smith, and a brother, Charles Fo\t ler. Picnic Planned Former residents of Parke County j are requested to go to an all-day picnic at Garfield Park Sunday. Organization of former residents will be made.

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Autoist Kills Man TERRE HAUTE, Ind., July 6. Max Faucett, 65, was killed and Ed Polter, 55, Marshall, 111., was Injured

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by an unidentified motorist, said to be traveling at a rate of fifty miles an hour. The driver of the death car did not stop.

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